There is an issue with photos taken on iOS. It seems that it is caused in the most recent versions of iOS, but for now it is not very clear how can be fixed or if it is caused by Camera or CameraRoll. Some info so far:
The rest of the setup looks ok, i.e. app.json is setup properly and the issue cannot be seen in Android.
Note that the first issue is very similar, but it is not clear if/how the fix proposed there should work. For some reason the exif.Orientation property there is in degrees and it is supposed to be a value from 1 to 8 as specified in Jpeg orientation. Also this is what I'm getting locally. Therefore applying the fix above only rotates the final photo with a few degrees. It is also not very clear what happens if the photo is just rotated - this might work on latest iOS, but mess up the orientation in older versions.
There is an issue with photos taken on iOS. It seems that it is caused in the most recent versions of iOS, but for now it is not very clear how can be fixed or if it is caused by Camera or CameraRoll. Some info so far:
The rest of the setup looks ok, i.e. app.json is setup properly and the issue cannot be seen in Android.
Note that the first issue is very similar, but it is not clear if/how the fix proposed there should work. For some reason the
exif.Orientationproperty there is in degrees and it is supposed to be a value from 1 to 8 as specified in Jpeg orientation. Also this is what I'm getting locally. Therefore applying the fix above only rotates the final photo with a few degrees. It is also not very clear what happens if the photo is just rotated - this might work on latest iOS, but mess up the orientation in older versions.